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#HOW TO USE MAC PRO TOUCHPAD HOW TO#
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You can customize two different sections of the Touch bar for the Notes app: the main tools and the formatting tools.

#HOW TO USE MAC PRO TOUCHPAD HOW TO#

How to customize the Touch Bar for the Notes app You can do this all day until you've completely emptied your Notes app, if that's what you're into. It's like having a virtual wastebasket, right at your side. There is a trash icon, conveniently located on the Touch Bar that you can use to delete notes or folders. How to delete notes and folders in the Notes app with the Touch Bar To lock all notes again, click the Lock icon at the top of the Notes app window.

When you switch to Attachment View, you can use the Touch bar to Get a Quick Look at the attachment, or tap Show in Note to open the note that the media is attached to. When you click on the Attachment View icon in the Notes app, it switches to a grid-style display of notes filtered by either photos and videos, sketches, maps, websites, audio clips, or documents. How to use the Touch bar with the Attachment View in the Notes app If you have already written text into the note, you can still change the format by placing the cursor at the end of the sentence, and then tapping one of the formats. Tap the Underline icon to underline a word or sentence.

Tap the Italics icon to make a word or sentence italicized.

Tap the Bold icon to make a word or sentence bold.

Tap the Indent icon to indent to the right or left of the margin.

Tap the collapse arrow next to the keyboard word suggestion to hide the keyboard and expose more formatting tools.

Tap the Checklist icon to create a checklist.

Tap the Numbers icon to create a numbered list.

Tap the Dash icon to create a list with dashes.

Tap the Bullets icon to create a bulleted list.

The formatting will switch back to Body after you hit Return. It’s also possible to seamlessly drag and drop files between macOS and iPadOS. You can use each device’s physical keyboard and cursor to control any Mac or iPad that is connected via Universal Control. Once you’re all set, it’s time to begin using Universal Control. You can adjust Universal Control the same way you would a normal external monitor.

Move the iPad or secondary Mac display up or down (or from the left to right side and vice versa) until it’s exactly how you want it.

Open System Preferences and click on Displays.

If your mouse isn’t lining up where you want it to as you move between your Mac and iPad (or another Mac), you can adjust the positioning of the secondary device in macOS System Preferences. Keep pushing the mouse cursor “through” the iPad to activate Universal Control. Continue moving your cursor in the same direction, and Universal Control will be activated.

You should see an animation on that other device showing your Mac’s cursor “pushing through” onto its screen.

Move the cursor past the left or right edge of your display in the same direction as the iPad or Mac you want to link up with.Once the feature has been enabled on both your Mac and iPad, position the two devices next to each other.How to set up Universal Control on an iPadĮnabling it on your Apple devices is easy. Universal Control is still listed as a beta feature on both macOS and iPadOS. Check the box for Push through the edge of a display to connect a nearby Mac or iPad.Check the box for Allow your cursor and keyboard to move between any nearby Mac or iPad.Click on Universal Control at the bottom of the Displays menu.(Handoff can be enabled from the General section of Settings on both macOS and iPadOS.) Up to three devices can be used with Universal Control. The devices must be within 30 feet of each other with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Handoff switched on. You can see which devices are supported at the bottom of this page.īefore using Universal Control, make sure that both your Mac and iPad are signed in with the same Apple ID. To use Universal Control, your Mac needs to be running macOS 12.3 or later, while your iPad must be on iPadOS version 15.4 or later. If you’ve got a Magic Keyboard for an iPad Pro, you can use that accessory’s keyboard and trackpad to control a Mac. When using Universal Control, you can use the keyboard and cursor from your Mac to control an iPad sitting beside it - and the opposite scenario also works. There are similar concepts, like Logitech Flow, but nothing quite so polished or deeply integrated at the operating system level as Universal Control.

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Universal Control is one of the coolest software tricks that Apple has come up with in years, and it’s a perfect example of what’s possible when a company has full control both over hardware and the software that runs on those devices.